Usage of "flash point"

português

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The lowest temperature at which a volatile material can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.

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português

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Lowest temperature at which a volatile substance can vaporize to form an ignitable mixture in air.

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Uso de flash point em inglês

Drop boxes have become a partisan flash point in the presidential election. 
 Reuters 

I've wondered why this task force job was such a flash point. 
 Raging Heat 

Those seated close to the flash point would have felt the shock. 
 Fatal Voyage 

International trade deals have become a flash point in the U.S. presidential race. 
 Reuters 

We ambled along behind huge groups also seeking that flash point. 
 Black Deutschland 

The cutline infuriated Henry, but it only represented a flash point. 
 The last hero: a life of henry aaron 

A referendum on changing Britain's voting system in May is another potential flash point. 
 Reuters 

Voting access has become a flash point in the election. 
 Reuters 

The next flash point is the outcome of the Federal Reserve meeting on Wednesday. 
 Reuters 

Pope Benedict has been a flash point for controversy between liberal and conservative Catholics. 
 The Irish Times 

There was always a point when you knew it: the flash point of freedom. 
 Mary Olivier: a Life 

The flash point of freedom was your consciousness of God. 
 Mary Olivier: a Life 

This will be the first flash point in 2020. 
 The Guardian 

Second, there's political instability: Air and water pollution is already a flash point for public protests. 
 Wired 

The base oils are tested for its relative density, viscosity and flash point following ASTM standards. 
 Pubmed 

The flash point of crude oil is the temperature at which it gives off inflammable gases. 
 Steam, Its Generation and Use 

Translations for flash point

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Significados de flash point em inglês